Well I doubt it would appease the major hardliners, but it should appease everyone else that is actually concerned about water contamination. Really, it should be a requirement for going under a major water way any way.
Do you think the tribes and other associated protesters would suddenly say "OK go ahead and build it now that you're using an annulus pipe"?
Just a heads up that Kazukian is a buckshitter willing to say anything to get their way. In this case his goal is to divert away from anything relevant where his ideology loses badly to anything else such as some word you chose for effect the topic of conversation.
The way to deal with this isn't to let a disingenuous piece of shit dictate the terms, and instead tell it like is about how they handle any adversity.
Aye, he baited me along quite well. Shoulda noticed that, what with him just taking one word and diverting the conversation over and over.
Some honesty would have been nice, seeing as how he said he's been an adult for a long while, but it was just diversion and fixation in equal measure.
Well I doubt it would appease the major hardliners, but it should appease everyone else that is actually concerned about water contamination. Really, it should be a requirement for going under a major water way any way.
Is there a TLDF - too long didn't follow - version of this?
Is it true that the Sioux tribe wanted a toll for all the crude that passed through the area? They didn't get their way, and then claim ancestral burial ground disturbance, and etc?
Why don't the people who believe this ever want to test their little theory? You're like the parasite in the relationship always proclaiming how important they are.
New pipeline being constructed that passes through various major fresh water rivers. Initially went through a fresh water supply for a white community, so it was re-routed to go through several rivers that provide fresh water to Native American communities.
Said Native communities protested, and were promptly met with attack dogs, pepper spray and beatings. As the construction progressed, police instead used water cannons (in freezing temperatures), concussion grenades, rubber bullets and pepper spray. Propaganda drivel issued by the police claimed that no water cannons were used, and that the protestors were in using explosives
Bunch of white veterans were going to march on up and demonstrate alongside the Native Americans, which quickly prompted the pipeline to be "looked at".
Its like they think food isnt a commodity available to be bought and sold on the global market.
To be fair, your experience with racist terms referring to native Americans is pretty limited.
And I'd bet money the pipeline will go in right where it's been plotted, this was a way for Obama's admin to bow out and get at least some of the protestors out of the harsh winter.
The routing wasn't so much race based as population density sensitive.
MajinCry is also omitting that the new fresh water intake for Standing Rock is 70 miles away from the pipeline. It was an expensive project and the intake is near Mobridge, SD.
The routing wasn't so much race based as population density sensitive.
MajinCry is also omitting that the new fresh water intake for Standing Rock is 70 miles away from the pipeline. It was an expensive project and the intake is near Mobridge, SD.
The routing wasn't so much race based as population density sensitive.
MajinCry is also omitting that the new fresh water intake for Standing Rock is 70 miles away from the pipeline. It was an expensive project and the intake is near Mobridge, SD.
The routing wasn't so much race based as population density sensitive.
MajinCry is also omitting that the new fresh water intake for Standing Rock is 70 miles away from the pipeline. It was an expensive project and the intake is near Mobridge, SD.
Please stop using common sense as it's not allowed in this forum.
But how did they get screwed here when the pipeline wasn't on their property?Pretty common sense that in juns getting screwed is the natural order of things in this country.
From what I understand, SRST got a TARP grant in 2008 to construct a new fresh water intake correct?
So the story that the SRST overplayed their hand in the negotiations in trying to get tolls for the pipeline is false?
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/11/23/us/dakota-access-pipeline-protest-map.html
See the blue getting crossed by the red?
But how did they get screwed here when the pipeline wasn't on their property?
Just because it could cause issues isn't a defense if it met the safety requirements.
"whitey" gotta love these lefty racists. We all know that it's perfectly acceptable in these forums to be a racist, as long as it's the "proper" type racist.I suspect you're smart enough to both understand how pollution works and compare how the folks here were treated compared to whitey actualterroristsfreedom fighters in oregon and such.
"whitey" gotta love these lefty racists. We all know that it's perfectly acceptable in these forums to be a racist, as long as it's the "proper" type racist.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/29/us/dakota-pipeline-standing-rock-sioux/index.html
It's turned into a circus, the locals are pissed.
The routing wasn't so much race based as population density sensitive.
MajinCry is also omitting that the new fresh water intake for Standing Rock is 70 miles away from the pipeline. It was an expensive project and the intake is near Mobridge, SD.
Funny that CNN is suddenly an acceptable news source now.